David Hucklesby wrote:
>> [...] I've personally found the percentage/em font-sizing to be
>> most cross-browser reliable. [...]
>
> But I have discovered that, with Windows set to 120 PPI, the 100%
> dimensioned text is 'normally' 16 pixels in Gecko, but 20 pixels in
> IE and Opera. Mostly not a problem, but it *may* cause floats to drop
> if you use ems to dimension or pad blocks horizontally.
Yes, that is a "problem", which in my mind isn't a problem at all if one
do proper testing. After all: all designs should be able to take a fair
amount of font-resizing at the user-end, without breaking apart.
I personally test to 200% (or rather to destruction), regardless of
PPI/DPI.
Screen-resolution will only get higher, and all browsers will have to
adapt to that (one way or another). So do we.
regards
Georg
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